davids
Player Valuation: £60m
Better stuff or Europe,you choose.
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Oh wait...
They spent £330m+
It's not rare for teams to get promoted, spend buttons and survive a season or two on momentum.
Wolves had the money but evidently, with 45 points and the worst football in the league - the wheels come off.
"But, but, but - Nuno finished 7th?! He got them into Europe"
Who cares?
So did Koeman at Southampton finish 7th and qualify for Europe with us. That worked out well.
jimmythenut
Player Valuation: £8m
Reading that Athletic article, he comes across as being a disciplinarian and in some ways we need that, the players need more discipline tactically.
Not saying I'm excited for the appointment but the past few managers have failed to get a tune out of some player's (midfielders mostly)...
Lets see, can only give him a chance. If he can bring in a Neves to help out with our midfield issues it would be a good start.
Not saying I'm excited for the appointment but the past few managers have failed to get a tune out of some player's (midfielders mostly)...
Lets see, can only give him a chance. If he can bring in a Neves to help out with our midfield issues it would be a good start.
JMT
Player Valuation: £20m
and who do you want for context because the selection of managers available to us is hardly glistening.
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
Given we have averaged 10th over the last SEVEN seasons, I'd quite happily take 7th and European qualification as things stand. In fact Ancelotti described us having been in with a chance of finishing 7th on the final day this year as a success (rubbish, but his words not mine).
Don't see anyone saying Wolves this season were a success but surely you have to lay *some* of the blame at the feet of their recruitment team on that one?
I'm curious who we would of opted for if the pirate captain's deal with crystal palace didn't collapse? Honestly still in denial hoping some miraculous happening occurs and we end up with someone less mundane
davids
Player Valuation: £60m
So how many teams have been promoted and had European football so quickly? Unless we've missed something over the past weeks it's all about money. Would City or Chelsea be where they are without big spending
Late edit. And Wolves net spend was?
Do you think there are better managers that wanted the job, the club have turned down ?
KaiserEFC
Player Valuation: £70m
I’m no Brands fan by any stretch but I truly don’t believe he’s being allowed to do his job properly and this new board promotion on top of the other one is to keep him sweet.
I feel exactly the same as you, for the first time in absolutely ages I think we’re heading down the table not up and I think the damage will last more than just a season or two. This appointment is very wrong as most people think it is and I hope it falls through
Exactly how I feel, but with added Mendes can do one too.
I think they would have settled on Potter.
I was hoping for Galtier, but he never seemed to be seriously in the reckoning.
Those two contradict each other mate?
It's a free hit for any manager begging for a lucrative job. The bar set by Ancelotti was 10th.
If Nuno joins and finishes 9th nobody can slate him as he'd have bettered the Messiahs effort.
This is why we need someone who actually likes and wants to manage Everton, not just another sacked mid tabler who is after a high paid job. Take your time board, no need for knee jerk appointments when the season has only just finished.
If Nuno joins and finishes 9th nobody can slate him as he'd have bettered the Messiahs effort.
This is why we need someone who actually likes and wants to manage Everton, not just another sacked mid tabler who is after a high paid job. Take your time board, no need for knee jerk appointments when the season has only just finished.
You're spot on there mate.
Wolves transfers: How much Nuno Santo has spent on signings at Molineux
A considerable outlay
www.givemesport.com
& 45 points and turgid football.
Not sure mate - I think saying Brands is passive and happy to take the money/join the board and offer lip service would be as big a criticism as you could put on him.
January 2019 - when he was promoted to the board;
“Our approach now is to have a Director of Football with a broader remit, responsible for the whole footballing strategy at the Club, rather than just player recruitment,” she said.
"Marcel is now responsible, and accountable, for delivering the long-term, holistic, football strategy and principles, from Academy through to the first team.
“Marcel has now begun his work on delivering the cub’s long-term, permanent football strategy, working closely with the Academy Director (Joel Waldron) and Head of Football Strategy (Richard Battle).”
Pretty clear to me, that.
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